Credit Union Mergers and Acquisitions

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A credit union merger is a transaction in which a credit union's charter ends and its members and assets pass to another institution, recorded by the Federal Reserve's National Information Center (NIC). Most are absorbed by another credit union; a few are bought by banks. Every row is a merger or purchase and assumption (NIC transformation type 1), the same type the yearly pages count. A dash means the field is not recorded. The accounting method is recorded only when the survivor is a bank, trust company or industrial bank: "pooling of interests or common control" combines the two balance sheets at book value, and "purchase or acquisition" records the deal at market value. Names link to a profile when one exists.

Mergers by year and by type